How to pronounce “facial expression” in English

Facial expression-- is my face soft and open?

Facial expression. Facial expression.

facial expression.

His facial expression changed so dramatically during the course.

like facial expression, body language, to make sure that you're not misunderstood.

Her facial expression was remarkably empty.

Their facial expression is like, oh, god.

Your facial expression was continually getting more and more pissed off as I was talking.

Their facial expression is different.

Your facial expression was, "I just bought one."

let your facial expression kind of represent your feelings

that their facial expression was neutral, and try to see whether we can replicate those results.

Someone's facial expression dictated my choice, and I've not been sorry since.

cues whether it's facial expression or body language so I'm guessing they

Maybe it's your facial expression.

Because it changes your facial expression, changes your behavior, and eventually people, they like each other, and they don't really know why.

You study every facial expression, every inflection in voices, everything to manipulate you for me to get your check.

You'll miss my wonderful facial expression- during my opening.

Because sometimes I'm not-- my facial expression just isn't expressing how I feel.

It's clear based on your facial expression that you're not at your best at 9 o'clock in the morning, which is totally cool.

I'm demonstrating lots of nice facial expression, nice tone of voice, whatever skill I'm working with-- if it's a concept, if it's expanding on play.

We want to see a facial expression that reflects a lack of cognitive effort.

I can see from their facial expression, and sort of from the way they're reacting.

And then how do you express them-- whether it's facial expression or any of these love languages that you have.

The micro expression is a very quick involuntary facial expression that all of us make when we feel an intense emotion.

And if you ever wondered about the power of facial expression, nonverbal communication, eye contact, and body language, did you ever see this picture?

There's this complex dance that happens in facial expression that plays a really important role in who

through just kind of a mixture of gesture a mixture of facial expression and this sense that you know what's

a book hopefully this one or looking at a facial expression each of those experiences trigger a different Cascade

And watching Cronkite's facial expression is priceless, because he's not sure he's heard it right.

It turns out that even just these micro-moments that happen in facial expression and the relationship that develops

And part and parcel of that is what we call mirroring an effective facial expression.

In this case, we have facial expression recognition.

And so we need to overlay some interpretation on that potentially ambiguous facial expression.

So not talking, no laughing, no facial expression of any kind.

And so I started to develop more and more tools to do with facial expression or eye contact.

There's a mirror nearby and I can see that he's watching himself, watching his facial expression.

brother and sister they're they're physically related they're not spouses and it's because you mimic each other's facial expression it changes the way

Everything is always, you are telling your child with every gesture and facial expression that everything's great.

to the turf, grabbing a random knee-- it's always a knee-- and adopting the agonized facial expression of a man being castrated by irate lobsters.

So here we can see for example a very nice illustration of how exactly the same facial expression can become disambiguated in different ways depending on other contextual information

Uh so when we talk about actually making the team smarter, one of the things I pointed to was can we get the tools to actually recognize uh facial expression, emotion, and the way that people

But when you're drawing your own, you know exactly what the dialogue is, exactly why that facial expression works.

And I want to expand your model of inquiry from who, what, where, when, to include body language, facial expression, nonverbal communication, and eye contact.

How are the images similar or different, thinking about body language, facial expression, nonverbal communication and eye contact?

So there's going to have to be this new social form that will arise, where the facial expression that you have, and the tone of voice when you're one-clicking

Sometimes the people, the eye, if you move it even like half a millimeter, it makes a huge difference in the facial expression.

Do you realize, everyone else can't see, I wish the camera could capture your facial expression now.

difference between the physician recognizing a disease, you know, a particular disease from a facial expression or something and a little child learning, pointing to something